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Nearly 40 percent of working Americans say they will never afford retirement, according to a new survey by the American Institute of CPAs.

Robert E. White has joined Central Florida accounting firm Cross, Fernandez & Riley LLP as a tax partner in the Tampa office.

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The Outlook email inbox is still the center of Western Civilization.

The accounting firm Brown Smith Wallace has been counseling its business clients on ways to save money on their taxes by taking advantage of some government incentives.

The eleventh-hour budget deal struck by the White House with Republican and Democratic congressional leaders to avert a government shutdown over the weekend depends to a large extent upon some accounting sleight of hand to achieve the claim of $38 billion in spending cuts.

A new study from Ernst & Young examines the impact on flow-through businesses of the tax reform proposals, and cautions against lowering corporate tax rates at the expense of S Corporations.

Stock buybacks do not necessarily help just the CEOs whose compensation is tied to their companies’ earnings per share, but can also advance the interests of shareholders, according to a new study.

The Senate Finance Committee held a hearing Tuesday to examine tax administration systems around the world.

The Internal Revenue Service said Tuesday it expects to receive 10 million tax extension requests in 2011, approximately the same as last year.